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With the economy still suffering, demand for goods has been generally low. This, paired with low availability in many cases, has forced the prices of a number of goods to inch toward new highs. 24/7 Wall Street lists 10 products that are at or near their all-time greatest costs:

Turkey: Just in time for Thanksgiving, wholesale, frozen turkey is selling at its highest prices ever—$1.09 per pound—due in part to high feed prices. 24/7 notes that grocers will like take the hit, rather than passing the higher costs to consumers.

Cotton: Cotton futures are sell at an all-time high of $1.58 per pound last week, due primarily to an extreme shortage of cotton production in China.

Used cars: A number of factors, including low demand and last year's "Cash for Clunkers" program, have forced the average price of used cars up to $15,870, the highest it's ever been.

Man can manipulate anything for the sake of greed. First if there is too much a demand for a commodity the price goes up. Not enough demand for a commodity the price goes up.....The only thing that is certain is death, taxes and the price going up.

Apland

Nov 22, 2010 8:29 PM CST

Booze, cigs and everything else that helps you forget about crap. And Chas Sheen's whores..........